PM, Smart and The Senator’s Law Suit
Prime Minister John Briceno faces a lawsuit from Dean Barrow and Michael Peyrefitte over a contract awarded to Smart/Speednet Communications.
Prime Minister John Briceno faces a lawsuit from Dean Barrow and Michael Peyrefitte over a contract awarded to Smart/Speednet Communications.
Commissioner Greg Choc faces backlash from the Maya community in Toledo over his comments on the Toledo Alcaldes Association and communal land rights.
Patrick Faber's resignation as UDP leader was accepted by the National Party Council after a close vote, despite his wish to remain until March 27th.
OJ Elrington criticizes the UDP party leadership, suggesting it operates like a dictatorship, prompting a response from party chairman Mike Peyrefitte.
John Saldivar and Khalid Belisle engage in public accusations ahead of the UDP's upcoming leadership convention.
Patrick Faber suggested Mike Peyrefitte aimed for the interim party leader position, which Peyrefitte denied, stating he has no such aspirations.
The government agreed to a 1.5 million dollar compensation for stevedores affected by privatization, marking a step towards reconciliation with the CWU.
The Prime Minister announced a resolution to address long-standing issues with stevedores, including a $1.5 million compensation agreement.
Shyne Barrow criticizes the Briceno Government's supplementary budget during a House meeting, questioning financial management and the need for additional public spending.
Government officials defended supplementary spending in response to opposition criticism regarding the Health Ministry's financial management.
Prime Minister Briceno addresses rising gas prices and the financial implications of reducing fuel taxes during a press conference.
Patrick Faber refuses to resign as Leader of the UDP despite a party vote urging him to do so, citing concerns over party democracy.
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